Apple delivers best experience in every category, research says
Apple: No tweets from Tim
Apple selects Wistron as first India-Based supplier of the 2017 iPhone
Why Apple sued Qualcomm in 3:35 minutes (video)
See above:
Apple sues Qualcomm for $1 Billion in unpaid royalty rebates
In its complaint, Apple says that Qualcomm actually withheld $1 billion in payments it owes to Apple because Apple cooperated with the Korea Fair Trade Commission, or KFTC. Apple lawyers go on to make an extraordinary claim: that Qualcomm "attempted to extort Apple into changing its responses and providing false information to the KFTC in exchange for Qualcomm's release of those payments to Apple," but Apple refused.
I think this might explain why Apple stubbornly sticks with Intel for computer processors while Intel fails to deliver upgrades.
It's probably because of the deal they must have made for Intel iPhone chips to replace Qualcomm's
Apple gross margin likely impacted by alleged $1B Qualcomm 'extortion,' but lawsuits might lead to better chip deals
If nothing else, read the highlighted text
Apple to adopt new 3D Touch technology for OLED iPhone
This is what Carl Icahn did: He "pumped" AAPL buying a lot of shares and then turned around and "dumped" all his AAPL stock, bringing the share price down.
Investment firm BlackRock increases stake in Apple stock, now owns 6.1% of shares
Trump and Republicans want to do away with Dodd-Frank
Analysts share concerns about Apple and other US companies over expected Trump trade negotiations with China
Apple exploring two-step touch ID and facial recognition system for iPhone 8
Report claims Apple Music pays more to record labels in royalties per stream than Spotify
Apple's R&D center in Japan on track for March opening as cabinet secretary praises the company's efforts
Above: Architectural drawing of R&D center in Yokohama City
Below: Photo of nearly move-in ready R&D building from Macotakara
Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary visits Yokohama Apple R&D center, confirms March opening
Apple and Foxconn have been planning this for a long time, Trump may have just lucked out on timing.
What's important is the robotics and availability of engineering talent, not blue collar line workers.
Foxconn has been weighing $7 billion factory in U.S. since 2014
This has really been in the works well over two years ago, (see above)
Apple and Foxconn weighing $7 billion display plant in U.S., report says
Looks like it is headed to Pennsylvania, but Ohio, Michigan and Indiana are also under consideration.
Samsung Galaxy S8 to miss Mobile World Congress debut in aftermath of Note 7 fires
Galaxy Note 7 investigation concludes, pair of issues will cost Samsung $5 Billion
Samsung and Experts Point to a Short Circuit in the Batteries as the Fault of the Note7 Fires
Of course he does.
Microsoft's CEO Thinks that Amazon's Alexa is Cortana's biggest Competitor, Not Siri
Yeah, right, good luck with that.
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